“Mount Archer National Park has a remarkable natural expanse that forms the scenic backdrop, marking the gateway to Tropical Queensland. The park covers approximately 4,250 hectares (10,500 acres) of open forests and woodland. Mount Archer with the highest peak towering at (1982 feet) above sea level. The National Park is characterized by open eucalypt woodland interspersed with patches of vine scrub. The park holds cultural significance and also offers visitors a diverse natural environment to explore. Mount Archer National Park hosts a wide range of bird species, that includes the white-browed scrubwren, powerful owl, rufous shrike thrush, and glossy black cockatoo. This abundance of wildlife is an ideal destination for both nature enthusiasts and those seeking to connect with the cultural and ecological richness with a beautiful view.”
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